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Wilma needed wine glasses, but all she had were candlestick holders and 8-ounce canning jars. Gluing the two together, she created what she called "mountain crystal" which became a big hit. The local crafters' association asked her to make enough for them to sell, and her business took off. This is an example of building a business from
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